Committees and meetings of local women’s clubs
Several committees and clubs schedule meetings this week. The Chatitball supper committee led by Mrs. P. B. Cook meets Thursday at 9 by the library, followed by the decorating committee under Mrs. K. A. Morton, who takes over from Mrs. Jones. The Woman’s Club gathers this afternoon at 3 to hear Mrs. B. E. Mason Smith discuss The Moors of Spain, with music on the program. The W. W. C. of the R. M. A. holds a regular meeting at Mrs. J. W. Crowley’s home, 2104 Eddy Street, with program led by Mrs. Bump and Mrs. Coffman, focusing on Japan as grown in the Bay View Course, plus business and refreshments. The Help One Another club plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. W. K. Lee’s, 2108 Boyangs Street, to report Christmas work and aim for large attendance. The Mount Mellick Club shifts to Friday, meeting with Miss Elizabeth Gill. Sunshine Society reports a productive business morning at the library. next meeting will be a social at Mrs. Charles Hoffine’s home in two weeks, with members listed. The Tuesday Bridge Club met at Mrs. J. D. Gill’s for the first post-holiday session, with tea afterward. attendees from town and Post include Mrs. Pickering, who will host next Tuesday. Judge and Mrs. Cyrus Beard host the Tuesday night Five Hundred Club next week. The annual Woman’s Club Card Party is planned for February 4, venue TBA.
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W. W.C
J. W. Crowley
Eddy Strest
Bump
Coffman
Japan
Bay View
W. K. Lee
Boyangs Street
Sunshine Society
Librany
Charles Hoffine
Club
J. D. GI
Mesdames Myer
Baker, Cole
Wing
Pickering
Breanahen
Gill
Gounel
Cjtigen
Church Circles Meet at Pastor’s Study Change
The Willing Workers of the Dap uel church shift Friday’s meeting to the pastor’s study due to illness in Mrs. Rigdon’s family. Hostesses will entertain later. Mrs. Julian Allenstein hosts Jewish Ladies Circle this afternoon at 2 30. St Marks Ladies Auxiliary meet Thursday with Mrs. Davidson at 719 East.
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Dapuel
C. L. Rigdon
Julian Allenstein
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
St. Marks
Davidson
Dean Davidson
East
St Marks Guild and Congregational Aid Announce Meetings
Several church groups schedule activities incl the Guild of St Mark the Mission review by Mrs Cyrus Beard and a Parish house business meeting hosted by Mrs John Whitaker and Mrs C Hastings. A Sunergae event plans a Musical Tea with songs recitations and sil ver offering.
Wyoming center records cold wave and heat shortage
The western section of Wyoming Center faced a severe cold wave with heat and water shortages in major hotels and residences. Sanitary conditions deteriorated in business districts, prompting city health departments to act to prevent an epidemic and residents feared fires due to fire hazards.
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Wyoming
Sec
Mercury
Severo cold wave and wind reach western states
The Chinook wind arrives as snow melts threaten rail lines. Western Washington and Oregon report temperature rises. trains run late on Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes. Cold spreads to Texas to the Mexican border, with frigid readings from El Paso to Wichita. Citrus crop damage may trigger orange and lemon shortages and price rises.
Cold snaps impact Kern County citrus growers
A 6 degree morning in Canfield Kern County with 22 degrees at San Emidio Edison tracts signals a sharp freeze. Growers rush to town in motor trucks to harvest fruit at top price as orange picking accelerates. Crop damage extent remains undetermined.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Canfield
Kern County
San Emidio
Edison
Frost Threatens California Orange Crop Shocks Chicago Trade
Reports of freezing weather in California threaten a major orange and lemon crop. Chicago, a top citrus hub, imports about 2,400 carloads annually and sources roughly 90 percent of its citrus from California. Frank Cuneo notes that less than 10 percent of this year's orange crop has been marketed.
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Chicago
California
New York
Frank Cuneo
Mayor Gill Inaugurates City Leadership at New Council
New city government under Mayor D W Gill convened as the old council retired. Gill urges economical, progressive improvements including paving and sidewalk work funded by bonds, adds advisory citizen members to committees, and proposes a dog license tax to address animal control. Shingle elected council president.
Agree Currency Plan Is Radically Wrong
Washington hearings opened on January 7 as a House banking subcommittee explored a new currency scheme. Witnesses debated elastic currency, reserve funds, and central control with A Barton Hepburn and Victor Morawets proposing regional reserve banks and limited currency powers, urging caution in overhauls.
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Washington
House Subcommittee On
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank of New York
Victor Morawets
Santa Fe Railroad
Public hearings on chemical tariff schedule close in Washington
Hearings on the chemical schedule in tariff legislation for the upcoming extra session closed today in Washington. It is indicated the committee will endorse a schedule nearly identical to the bill already passed by both houses and vetoed by President Taft.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
Ansberry Named to Ways and Means by House Caucus
Democratic caucus selects Rep Ansberry of Ohio to replace William Hughes on the Ways and Means Committee after Hughes resigns to run for the Senate seat.
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Washington
House
Ansberry
Ohio
Ways and Mean Committee
Willian Hughes
New Jersey
Senate
Ship trust rebates described to house merchant marine panel
Jos. Purcell, a major Brazilian coffee importer, testified that a ship trust gave deferred rebates to shippers who deal only with its members. He said rebates for trading exclusively with the trust ranged at 10 percent, based on four years of experience.
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Washington
Ship Trust
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Jos. Purcell
Trust Hneg
Rockefeller Excuse Clouded Testimony On Capital Inquiry
The House money trust committee prepared to use its own doctors to inspect William Rockefeller and verify medical certificates from doctors Chappelle and LaMont claiming health risks. G C Henry of Solomon and Company defied the committee by refusing to testify, raising contempt charges ready for full committee submission.
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Washington
House Money Trust Committee
William Rockefeller
G. GC. Henry
Solomon and Company, Bankers
New York
Pujo
Rockefeller
Walter Chappelle
Samuel LaMont
Henry
Bootchman Visits Pyramids in Egypt Comedy
Sirs Archibald Geikje tells of a Bootchman forced to take a holiday and travel to Egypt. He tours the pyramids then quips about “mason work not to be bringin’ in any rent,” in a humorous regional tale.
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Sirs
Archibald Geikje
Egypt
Pyramids
Great
Pyram
Turn Them Into Cash Ad Promotes Valuable Belongings
A terse Wyoming public notice urges residents to call a phone line at 96 to list belongings for sale. The State Leader Is the Want Ai medium of Wyoming promotes casual liquidation through a caller driven listing service.
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Want
Wyoming
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Furry
Chas. Hoffine
I. C. Newlin
O. W. Wheeler
A. J. Robinson
Erie
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Ena Crain
Bridge Club
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Guild of St. Mark's
Busines
John Whittaker
C. F. Hastings
Presbyterian Aid
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Mrs. McEindrie
Congregational Aid
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J. Delroy
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Lfughlin
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Schilling
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Grainger
Hainsworth, Grainger and
Hahn
Hahn, Sweet and Laughlin
Snow
Robbitaelle
Hainsworth
Schilling, Snow and
Robbitaelle, Sweet and Shingle
Schilling, Laughlin and
J. Delroy Shingle
Beat
J. P. Fallon
Hughes
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